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    Antec 1200OC @ 1600+ watt (4x GPU)

    alright so i dont normally do psu testing or review and i dont have the equipment to do jonnyguru style testing but i can certainly test the unit works to pro specifications...

    1. build two systems
    2. power one system with antec 1200oc and the other independently
    3. plug in four dual pcb gpus (2 GTX295, 1 MARS 295, 1 9800GX2)
    4. load that ish up and check the power usage

    the unit, antec 1200 oc


    the setup, p55 and x58 rigs






    ALL GPUS powered by the antec 1200OC




    LOADED UP, with ALL gpus loaded, and prime95 on the CPU


    Powermetre shows the peak wattage to hit 1621, not bad for a 1200w psu


    Air temperature is only 38 degrees with very low noise level


    I think this PSU is strong enough to power any system I might want to run, next testing will come with CPU and 4x 5870 on LN2 and high voltage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by youngpro View Post

    Air temperature is only 38 degrees with very low noise level
    [IMG]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa50/preeeezy/IMG_0922-1.jpg
    you forgot to mention that you are talking about Celcius in case some ppl didnt pick up on the sarcasm hehehe

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    How big-a F@H farms could be powered with that thing?????? Crazy!

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    Nice James 1600+ watts I had to cancel my order a week or so back for 1200w antec as retailer says stock ETA been pushed back to Jan 16, 2010!
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    apply efficiency and you're wattage in dc is...12xx watts?

    what was the voltage on the eps connector? 12v? 12.01v? 11.85v? 11.5v? 12.1v?


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    holy wowness. thats some sick power right there!

    did you toggle the 12.6v trimmer?

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    i think you are asking the wrong person about safety limits, but

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    so this PSU kicks arse on Corsair & Silverstone? : - )
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    thats a powwwwerfull psu. Thanks for quick review.

    btw, youngpro
    Did you try Enermax top PSU ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    you forgot to mention that you are talking about Celcius in case some ppl didnt pick up on the sarcasm hehehe

    ....................and in the next episode of TeamAU torture sessions i show you how to start a car with an Antec 1200W PSU
    I'm really waiting to see this
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    Quote Originally Posted by youngpro View Post
    alright so i dont normally do psu testing or review and i dont have the equipment to do jonnyguru style testing but i can certainly test the unit works to pro specifications...

    1. build two systems
    2. power one system with antec 1200oc and the other independently
    3. plug in four dual pcb gpus (2 GTX295, 1 MARS 295, 1 9800GX2)
    4. load that ish up and check the power usage

    the unit, antec 1200 oc


    the setup, p55 and x58 rigs






    ALL GPUS powered by the antec 1200OC




    LOADED UP, with ALL gpus loaded, and prime95 on the CPU


    Powermetre shows the peak wattage to hit 1621, not bad for a 1200w psu


    Air temperature is only 38 degrees with very low noise level


    I think this PSU is strong enough to power any system I might want to run, next testing will come with CPU and 4x 5870 on LN2 and high voltage.
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    I have to buy a source of these!
    nice test! congratulations

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    great testing setup pro


    They weren't kidding when they said it was a 1600w PSU hiding behind a 1200w sticker
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    you forgot to mention that you are talking about Celcius in case some ppl didnt pick up on the sarcasm hehehe

    ....................and in the next episode of TeamAU torture sessions i show you how to start a car with an Antec 1200W PSU



    i want to see that -.-" , dont kill the PSU thx ~~~

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    But will it last?

    I've got a dead 1000w (they were tested at "110%" output..) and i've seen a bunch of other dead ones too (850's and 1000's). Dont forget these things didnt play well with nV's powerplay for 8800GT/GTS so maybe it was an issue then and not now..)

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    nice setup James....

    Can I joined in your thread....

    this my setup with ANTEC TPQ 1200OC

    XEON W3570
    EVGA 759
    2 ASUS HD 5970
    ANTEC 1200 OC EDITION




    Quote Originally Posted by LardArse View Post
    i think you are asking the wrong person about safety limits, but

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiquidReactor View Post
    diferent ..

    OC edition have

    8 pcie connectors (standard 4 x 6+2pin, 4x 6pin ) & 12 pcie connectios (oc 6x 6+2pin , 6 x 4pin) And the Fan + 12v knob , otherwise the design and content of PSU is all the same..
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    Ok, thanks.

    From some googling it also looks like the TPQ1200 vanilla is also missing the fan / voltage control knobs.
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    great test! jonnyguru probably wouldn't take it to 1600w at the wall

    when's this one going to be available for us consumers? I'm insulating a classified 4 way for phase and have 4 gtx 295's (will be on water) ready for it. right now I've got 2 PSUs (enermax 1250w main, secondary is PC P and C silencer 750) but wouldn't mind a step up for the main PSU.

    best,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hazzan View Post


    this my setup with ANTEC TPQ 1200OC

    i love your setup man, EVERYTHING red on black, goes real nice together!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiquidReactor View Post
    Ok, thanks.

    From some googling it also looks like the TPQ1200 vanilla is also missing the fan / voltage control knobs.
    Who need voltage control?

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    James, that's 1600w at the wall. What's the actual output though? e.g. at 80% efficiency you'd be drawing 1600w but outputting 1280w
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